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FlNANClAL AND CnMMERCIAL.
Petroleum.

b. X. Plain & Co, st. Cloud Buidirg
furnish the following Oil quotations.:
Clcsed yesterday, III opened to day, Ols;
highest, 6ll; lowest, COZ 2l5 y. IN, CIT.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Macgill & Hardt, bankers and brokers, 5l5
Seventh street northwest
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
PROPOSALS..

WAshISaroN. D. Co. June s7' 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Smithsonian Institution until IL IN, Ith
July, lss7, for wrought and cast iron work
OF The Smithsonian building. Plans and speci.
ficGtions to be seen at the office of Cluss 4
schulzo. Corcoran building. Washington, ID.
G. $. +. LANGLEY,
Acting Sec'y Smithsonian Institution.
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How Pale You Are!

lie frequently the exclamation Of one lady to
another.The facti not pleasant one to have
mention but et!ll the act may be kindly
one, for II sets the one addressed to thinking,
appiiees her Of the fact that she Is not in
good health, and leads her to seek reason
tberefor. Pallor is almost always attendant
upon the first stages OF consumption. The
,ystem is enfeebled, and the blood is i'm
pUverishtd. DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery will act as a tonic upon the sys-
TEN, will eprich the impoverished blood,
ard restore roses to the cheek.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ! ID "Wardn
prints, 4Oc. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
tuttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per qt.
Cream, l5c. per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28

The baby believes in the motto, "a
place for everything and everything in It's
place" and her place for everything is her
IuDutI
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28

Chicago Markets.
The following summary is by b. X. Plain
4 Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth &
streets:
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28

Pawnbroker (who has been awakened at
3 a. IN. Now then What's all this about
Wodderyewant'
Benigbied Wayfarer-'Sh alright. No
'fensh, ole 'ilah. | merely wan tknow Y
you'll iush look a. tn time by my wash
you gorrit In your shop, y'know.-l Judy.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
Initiated Constantly

but never equaled. Coigate's exquisitely
perfumed Cashmere bouquet Toilet Soap.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
"AIderney Dairy Wagons.

DoN'T forget the auction sale OF lots u,
Hyattsville on Thursday.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-28
MEDICAL.
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can he Cured
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.

Can he given in "A cup OF coffee or tea with
Is absolutely harmless, and will eject per-
manCnt and speedy cure whether the patient
j. a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck,
II h8s been given In thousands of cases, aud
IN every instance a perfect cure has followed
~ never fails. The system once impreg.
mated with he Specific, II becomes an utter
impossihility for the liquor appstito 20 exist,
For sale by 5. F,Ware, under Ehbitt House;
u, X, lelphenstine, Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue, Washington.
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Another Murket-IRouse.

DoS'T forget the auction sale OF lots at
Hyattsyille on Thursday.
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PRerrssloaAE RonBERs.

rrsacrNa roun on xas rnnss msaAnD-
ma 4 aEKuuAA ouZnAan.
CIR on Mxx1ro, OF q. -The fne1ae-
ing tons of & section Of The press Of
California regarding the case Of Leo
BALDWIN. Who vas murdered b bAnGll1
IN tie state 81 Durango some months
aQo, attracts the attention og The news
pagers hare. The uenllmant Of he Mex.
Ioan journals hQrn - that Is n uniua1 %
nnke 4 case naAlmn1 the Mexican Gov
ornment. as BaIdwin wnH enaaRe6 ln
trade aa point nptoEiougly unsafe ~
reason 81 ita being Ahe nauml uf hKi9Ands
Who had mnrdefod many foroiRlegR
and we're The terror Of The Mexieana ns
veil. Tha band that killed Baldwin
we're pHofaasionsl robbers and % far
have managed 10 eln6s the nuthofilies.
Las Noffsas eays: "The prong of Gall
faraia has saksn oeoagi1n 70 lee i1eaIf
open 4 fuEsaut Of abuse aRainM Mezi1o.
and rIdIeuIcan threats ol gendlnR 11'0p
California militia into Msxlos 10 punish
this nationas oannfbals. Tho govern
oF desires fhe ex1sFmination Of thnzs
handa Of EobbeEn - eaEneolly ~ oan
anv faeeiRneEs r4stdeu1 ID Durango. u
g one of the vary few surviving hends
a. criminals IN The counaFy, and has
Qivsn ahe tEoopa mnch hard work IN
following q u3.p
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TALK ABoUx TIE ooHEPn0lrsB AND Poe-
aKAEn kn8onFTEuN.
Nav YonK, 0st q. s.-The next impor-
tant step toward compiele settlement
OF the teleRraph waR Waa taken yesteE-
dag. when the agreement botWeen the
Mutual Union and the pogeal Telegraph
Companies was made.
Gould said, IN raply 30 an inquiry
whether tie agreement meant the abb
soTption Of the Nnelay land and ocean
lines. II gus11 not. As I understand
the situatfon she Mutual Union and
Postal Companies have agreed % ad-
vanea Kates % somefhinR mar cur taKifk.
Theg haye been fighting each other, bat
The Western gnl1n d not greatly inter-
ested. ] havs not heard Of any advance
IN the cable rata
Advises ff0in points b the South say
that the Offices Of he New York and
BoetheEn Telegraph Company are 70 Be
closed IN al The cities south reached b
the southern line, A ~ hundred mofs
operators vii be thrown cut. The rates
10 that terzitoEy viii Be fixed By the
Western Union.
The officials AZ NE Postal Telegraph
Company have formally announce6 thai
as 8 result Of the oonfeFence yesterday
The rates Of TIE Postal Company WilI he
adyauesd % the Western Q1ipn stand-
ard on all messages under 26 eents. and
wheRe the standard is higher than hat
figure The composing companies VII
make sliRhfIy loWer rntea. The advance
viii take elfsgt % the 1Bt Of Move mbsR,
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HEHRAVOR INQUEST.
DsasA afFuaAsr wIIbur-osAsr spssl.I
Tslewrnmn e. In,sraul -Pnalns
csazs Di1paashsA

sAh EnEmmsco. On. M.-Thn hms
witnem eaHled h ~ Esnhayann inQnasl
toaiRht wan y. 8. MeYeq2 who sialea
thak be ha1 hnawn Bcnhayunn aboul
zlE YozEz azd eonsi1grsd him nafnrnllg
in1elliEen4 tnon1A bis eduuation u61
V1Eg Hnito9. Ike uflnoa Eai1 ihnt a.
taE Nra. Bo4sl1 11n1h DsnhQy1an ax-
pzessed him1slf V1ly ViclanllY
Bowers eVa1 moEo @ than ~ did e
Ne tine q the tEiAl He kad q rsool-
lsAten e no1lng Bankayaun via Z
Ues1oEazaun hook % one occa11un
He I'D naE1s hard him 50 anylhiDa
abe1t peisonA huk had anos beafd him
Eegn1xk tha1 q man wko world nommii
salat1n wna q rank coward. Tho wib-
neeg wKs na1Tnhek and oNIuaE uf sa4aRal
nen1fglnRY ausisslsa, 10 whieh bath
1anAaynnn am& Mss noW1ra balonnsd
kto STATED thnt with ths axsnpalun ol
one 0f thea1 9oeleAisa 1he lava and Or
defa forbade ang nemheR whu waa IN
snned from changing The name of tha
bsneaaiaEy witho1l TIE conssni o. lhs
society.
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teensF seeoznizine Ganaanl,s rl,rhl
t-A4t 80 palms ~ an IN. - ~
naflF el11l4 y ee1 t1nElk a g1nslS1
Mi 1a19&l1 wz1 pniIlnq a
slFokes and TecneF 81.
Al the bait m4ls pall Tsamor ~. N
e l1e .. 1oala man, wAils Gan1nnr
1e1Eea . . giving cat Hin lalF -
faiitd b fnlls rNrnnra ~ - ~ al, ~. -
lng u14saRly. neFe T0eueF nho1 nwsv
frsm hi9 rival. and "a ne alsrea.una -
mile EaH4 In bad 4 elie1t lead. Nh lsh IA
na1 tneR19ssd "a tha m1InA YHemar ana
saaaa HAna wpfk 60 turn. Hn boat Gan-
4anf ca ard tbeee VIVA no rnnn hnrne.
ssaa4auE ua4 making Ne aGnFl q ahow
en sfeeu. 1ee rnce wa q cemrlaaa
uatf ever Ter IeonaeE. ana &c. fIiSn2s
e oace epok ne train fuf Portland. nnd
Wlu So on q Nou Yoak. IA rsils ~
E1R.an4 u lhe middle e NoVn1nk1r =
meet Buboaz on lh8 Ihauaa
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ezaEP oo1HExzxloN RoR mn PANAMA
AND cENzRAE ANnn1okm mana.
San EnAHcmuo, 0ok M-Tho anfioi-
paAed rats wEr between TIE Psulno Mail
Company AID he Spanish Central
AmeEiean Company fDel uampol for
the ooatF0l of She business of The west
coas1 of OantEal Amerioa and Panama,
hes been lnauRuraked. Tha Del Campo
agents took tha Phciic Mail schedule
end nsade an ell around cut Of 20 per
cant. Ag aoon % thi1 was d0no the Pa.
ciac Mali peopla Ee1ne9d thar tnrlR rs
peE can't, and this additional cat of &
Per cent. vas promptly met Both COM
panse1 are taking freight for the same
hauxes, huk q reduction Is looked for.
Ths sasauer Guatemaln, Of fhe Dsl
Campo Tins, starts On her return trip
southwaEd tomoEtos afteznoou.
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rsssiasns osssy has shrsassnsd 70
resign.
OhInas Typonzaphlcal Unlon hss
voted % make 3 hoaFa q days WoIk.
Two men killsd q ClsVsiand, Ohlo,
b. buRAing Of - oven d eaEFiaa8
works.
Fear persons we're fatally soaldsd b
bursting Of q boiler % HoItanig fgs
brick works e. Cleveland.
TIE untsrhaun q Anssria has passsd
9 bill pEplonRing lhe eammeRuial treaty
With Italy until 1858.
The Hlaht ReVnEen6 Mlaholas Mafz
was 0onseofaled A. TIE nsw OuadinloK
Blshep cf fhe Denvsg Dioeenn.
The employima prlninn Of OhisnRb
have resolved ~ hghk the mine houE &C.
mand Of ths Typogfaphioal Union 30
the bitter end.
0afaFal HuemahDmsd, tha oomrnnion
Of Ayon6 Khan il lis 6irh1 from
TeheraD, has been eap1uFed and pub-
lisiy hanesd at Herat
The Brcthsrhood of LooomotfVs Rh-
aineoTs h slilI IL sanai1n n OhieaeD.
The bnalneGs = pslneicalIy routine. Ii
uill msst ng1t time q hlohmond, Viz
ei1Is.
Tko creditors a. tbo failod Nlobrnra
Cattle Company Of East S. IloHia, have
aqEsed b acosps IS osnia On thA 4clIRE.
TIE eempanyss liabilities segregated
a7E00oo.
Ths Ohsasapsaks a OhIo Rsllway
Compamy Is in8uivtnt. Wm. q. Wieh-
ham has basn aDp9imlo9 FenaiVag. Mr..
Wiakham n ngw aennmd Eiae- President
am6 Aa&snN MammRnr ~ ma Aswrore
News q Mialaaippi vailey Csnpang.
A nan namad Harun wunf % pftlr-
berg on Sunday iam ffom Chlsaao. He
epnnt ell Bic u0ueF nDd STARTED fur
hens a. fsai4bt ear His dsn1 bcdy
haa been fennd. and he y auppoasd -
h.ss qualItisd With tranps and been
kiIIe3
Gladsfone and ihs eon q 7 nnTs.n
ndsnoate ne lnlaKnalionnl oopIfIahi
n Ne CesfnFF ma4anine f1I No
g1mbes. The ann 81 th1 poal Ian-
raaes says 1ha1 hi1 falha1 hns naleg ~.
o1lgsd & penny fer many of thn wnskn
whisA haEs baan read b. AmaTisans.
Prssidnnt 0ssyy a. France fnammomsd
Knn1yrr ana Nloqndt an6 lnfnFmnA
fhnad sha3 - di6 noa cbiooi 10 M. WIi.
aam haimn asasd IN tia gnRulmr waY fai
any oNamaa, nM1 ~ aI& nhtnna t@ fhi
Faeant ma4hn&a of baanknnfmN hin mam
n lsw,H nhnxananF tf11nnk aaa rrar
axd Eha eommiitpss q - QhRmh8i
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A NOTED DEvMH AND RmzxANxMnoFnsT
DIES AZ wkEEA wAxzA.
WAzEA WArxA, w. T., Oct. q. III Spa.
eiaE. l--John n. Wilher, d. D., one ol
the Rraudes& ehAraeteEs In the history
Of the Northwest. died today at TIE rea'
idenca Of Rev. 3. ~. DriyeE, eeed q
years. Death resulted ffom Briehi'l
disease aggravated b. pneumonia and
tie ehook from his Wife's recent deafh
Deceased came % this Coas1 from New
YORK eesle in June lel1 81 9 missionary
Of fhe Methodiat Episcopal Church. He
labosed ID Willamette and Walla Walla
VaIlsyB till 1851, When ke was appointed
Indian agent q TIE oimcoe reservation.
He held that o6los - years and va
greatly reveEenood by the indians. Five
years ago be was appointed Educational
Agaat of The Columbia River Confer
anee, which poailion be held till BID
death, KnWes1mGutB early 10 hia oazee1
on tho Coast had made him wealthy,
and for many yaaEB al hig income, be-
yond the bare cost uk living, hes been
devoted 10 The building Of thuFohea and
for charity. he leaves an estate worth
about e90O00. kt Least f60,e00 lg devits
Cd 70 church and chaEiiies end educn-
tion. Tho EenRiu1 viii Be- taken 70
Salem, Oregon, for fntormen,,
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mxnrv's rouun Arrna SoMn unrrn
sxArns znooRa.

mKzuv'a Pouus Arxnl SoAm unrrm
STATS znooF8.
San FnAnuIncs. Oct. 98.-Unilod
Rtates DistFiel Attorney OageY hegre-
eeiVed telearRm from the BhoFid og
Mendooino ooAnty Informing him thai
be vas gathering q poase 10 oaplnre
Captain shaw, whom General Howard
had ssnt IN command Of United States
TROOPS b eject sheep hsr1eEs and others
fnoam ehe Round Valley Indian Rnnex.
vaaioa h thia State. TIE talaRram also
naates that the State Court issued q wKis
|ol ipinnotion or4ering Captain shaw 30
ceEis1 ffem FemaginQ ere tFe8passers
ffem the reservation.
Dissxis1 Attorney oaEoy Advised Gen
oral Reward - order Qap1ain shaw %
saErsndsK . ne GhsEif, Whioh 0enozal
Howard dsalined - % without "a Or
der from tie Prssldant o. Ne Secretary
ok Wax, whaEeupon O1Fey sent die.
patch g the Attorney 0onsrai ai wash.
ineton, b which he Esviewod tue abev1
facts and stated: III the sheriff per
sfsts and General Howard oontinues %
refuse following my advice, Il vii
probably result 10 bl0odshed."
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nm VIM rzn nkcn WEB aAunAun ourrn
EANumH.

m wKKs EKm mkcM WExM aAunAun QUITE
EANugE1.
Lkxm MAnAmAcoox, He, O1l. S8.--
The wenfheK wag very fAgoenb,o for the
XeemaF. .aanAaua Face ehia moFuina,
ama whsn ths rsemee save fhg word
go. the asnta81aHla DF4d Away II good
ahapn. The raee fsE Ne nry1 mile uas
afI Shat he zpeei41ogn eouid 9iab, bnt
TsarnaK eee1 aho9ed his nnpefl1Illy
osss his Eignl an6 d1sw aWay ffon him.
|0nnanzK tnE1 Uaufuliy e tks s1nlls
ana III Rs1N1 e<nunath and akiIi wafs
fnflF hso1eh1 fn10 play. He apnfisd
nE.Au nnd agaiB Ed did sssryihfug Be
eeaa4 % - - eg1n t1fms With IeomeE,
bN1 - - ruEpcSe. 1he chaUpion u
AneEfeA So hlm everything ana Weni
hin 3 n14la bs1&eg nn6 won tie rae.
knmdIly. Teemelas time wns alm
~ SEA Gandauf's lime Waa uo1 tnksn
He waa haif mile bskind and pa1
H1nd hsme.
Bo1h emzHHsm took resifious a inal
| . oiaicok. and we're Mt nnan aen1 away
4 aMaa&mxss posifiun Vas On The westeg'
ehers. GandGnf took tbo wBanr rsfI
qaichlg ana went . llftle 70 Ne frpul
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loss 0. m u1arrurs At 1lKrnl-Al1.

cnoEs o. xnn uazxrrurs AZ xkKruk--AI1
VEIL REMkHHD.
NaExn YAxusA. W. T.. Oot. b.
ISpseial The ofioers Of The Teachers
knssituts af5em that the term whiol
closed here this evening waa the bosl
ever heid in The TaTEileEy, The mem.
bers are greatly ploaaed a the receD.
ton and a1fsntion accorded bg the peo
pla 0f Yakima. This eVanlna addresses
usrs delivered by Rev. w. II. Gray
judge Prafhak q Bpeknnss Processes
RaTInnsbea Of Olynapia. and essays wsEI
Eeed 81 Miss Pster1on Of Ellensbur'
ana Mrs. Hlsinweg of Yakima, The ex
ereisss waEs enIlvsned b. me mnaio b
the Takima Bank,
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cmknzKs q. NnAncxExM wCunHs BoNDs.
MH ro1 EAnaB nUm.
Nav Yonx, Oct. D.-On NE appiica
Ton e. tie eounssI fer o. @. Fran1klyn,
arrested n q suit Cor $4,000 broaaht
81 Sir naehs Qunard, eho head was To-
daF Esdased fFom e5ooooo 20 ozS.eoo.
Laser Be was recessed from fan on
bzll 8 numbeE q ne moel pfominent
nnan d Ns8 fotk having gone On hi1
bsnd apd iaatiasd % ths amount Of
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n aAxs TIM RcxsCx on TIKI ErnEnArs n
EuKE on EoEKa

m aAxs xHB RoxnUx on TIKI ErnERArs n
Full o. noEKR.
IanpeN. Oueoher 1S.--Eafi openees,
apsakina e Bedford today, sid thai no
1onba tha extreme men both IN Kngiap4
ead fFeland, Wsre ready 70 o1lar1li dy-
naufss outfnRea ID afd1r - edeel t1etf
uaFposs. bz1 mothfnE Us more MS
csssons thnn the attampt 70 confnse
the Irish o ca bedE b miKing up The
csrtE of Earnsil ui1h Ne dynaml11fa.
fOhseEsl. He VS. haDpF - lhink th1t
s1eh elIorts had faiisd. TIE PaEneiflfes
had 90 greater ensmies than O'Daaogan
Res and his anew nsnF,
hearl. If ahs Liberal poIley e.
eoncfIiaAinn prBgailod 4 wuuid sn4
fhelF nbominabls crimes. h12 Il eoef-
eian pssxniied fcx any lsnaaA nf lime
ha saw shs RRaaaegt a4naaR fEuz1 nnagel
ansietiss naFiSina and the exiB1Enieia
wifh aYnnnal1s euming 10 lts fkon4
Tha present. lIhsral policy w4s ngl
fsanded On despair unless a Wolo tlIe
aaspair e sha oId Uof0 .g1t methods.
Ft Va polleg hEiEns With hopa u lhe
futusss coul6s1oe h - Ee1n1 e the
rs1lanss en - Ira poorle n e1EOuing
npan shsm fhs ruspslGlblIl1y of eDgeEn.
/ E6e lhsir en- ooanigy. TuhnrRi
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nm nsoonD oAuu-mon.ou's oass cor
TIHuED.
aAn FnanuEB1o, Ool. 8.-Thouas y
Nsgthag, father of Nrank Norihey, unI
axamsas1 ID ths NoOogo caus thiG
mssniua. bat no lulosmotlon uns Oh.
tainea from him, e. TIE witnen said he
could net rgmGmbeT nuy 0f NE facts up
on which ne waa Qussll1ue4-
Tia eAas of Robert N. Morrow va
continued unail November "a, when %,
day og TIE second trial will Be And.
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WALHA WAEnk, Oef. 18.--Tarnulall--
kes. w. = MneEman, paaiur AZ the "a.
faniN Gplsoopai O1urnh. has rtslnnod
% a1euant Of falling heaith.
Apsaleael1n1 70 entor land within lha
se4l9Eoo indemniiY bel1 of lhn Norlh1l
fa1lne. ere eaminR n aIoalY q lhs Ian7
oMces 1ho eel1Ielg ara tImuroan ana
AFRAID q anlaEonlElnR he ralIron1
company uhleh thToa1ona . earf8 All
eaees to e Court q Lnsl Resort Il nsoss-
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The WRIT Or ERR0R
GeaeraI Butler AIruaas e
his 0un Ressrd.
ssuis's As.sz.sy ari.n.n R.v,sw. sAs
eassina way sA.t sursslass ne
Iw an Hh Ansoalnsun.

WaaxnnEun. 0uk. 81 = Bsanup the
Enp1sno D1uEf t1Any Jnlfua 8. GriRnelI.
he ntatss AllaEnay e Illlnnls r sHs
tine of tha Anarchis1 trial. rnaas s
hzisf hzt eHoetnaI nRrnn1la ar13liI
RrAntina Tie uriI e eEeor. RzlSr1ii-,-
% tbei s1ky ho nd thaf = AZ - ~
c1mpo4siun e H,e 5nzy Was oon1srn17
eneEe 30 Q1AY o1a mn a 4 q Wk11n
enx ohiee1inH W1gEaisod b sha Hafssas.
snd Ia. vs. e1nf11d Who Was fke -
5nroE seies,s4 Iks elr1nEt ha1 hean
1aaa b nd . nov thai anofknr1 1nsus.
DsnkeEs had also he0n ohis1fsd 6. h1i
e tie tina 5ul1E ucnknf wn1 nnaante.1
~ delenes had lhe fighl . nnaka ps7-
eNAtozy c1nlAanG14. GKsnnau mla kns
eseey man a 10 ynEY wa dniy annli-
nea uH4n1 ne ocEnM0n law. ~ w1Rp
ha SID MllA 1onao foelInR - nsrraGaise
snaIxe AHnqE3g4A curry. A &coH nRN ~.
teiilaeut . 9uxy % wEg ouur ionlnd n1'-
90 II wna n 10 asnns = clana Jury.
Three 81 the JuFynaen were man wSo
laboEed With fhela hands. 0no ~ thrEa
vas ma e foEeiRn hirth, and Ihsrs
was not . eapit1liss among them.
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0xrnzAAD. o.. 2.-Ihs ersaf So
0Qn009 naas naNfnn1 lhs Nsu XoKk.
Rannsylsanfa q 0hlo Railrnad Compa-
NJ, waa nnded fn TIE oommoa plnns
annrs taaaY b. 10 paymont ef d ANAL
aranun1 81 Ne o19&s 1annntmlMa. ft wna
hsuuRsa u 1851 ~ lanes McMnnRy anf
aehaR n441axs of onEtlNnaana inspn4 "a
axshnnae fos bnndB and nknana Il ~
Aaasnffn 4 GHsN4 WmtnEn HnilmnS
0nmpanF MRAimEt ah8 MHw Knfk, rnnn-
Eysssnfa 4 ehios nna e1A1EA
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With E1RnEd = ths unreasonable
seafeh and ssizaEe 0EinnoIl ssid hs aii
not desire and this wa nat fhs Dlaee
% epoIoHiza foE an4fhinQ that q haf
done ID tbs c1s1. he believed. how
eser, thaa h had always boan REGARDED
as proper % dopxl4o 4 criminal 81 the
lnslFumeutB cf hin crime and MS tie
Instruments 20 evidence aRalnas him.
It had heen dole when ths pl1l0l was
taken b. 1oEeB from the assassin Gal
team and II he reznembnzsd rightly
0ui1ean'a pepoEa had also heen seizsd.
BE recieed ne history az the bomb
tnrowing In Ohieaao and enumerated
tbs exeioies, sG1h aa dynamita, otn..
uhioh belengsd % GpieA Ldngg and
others Of NE anakohi1lg, nnd which had
been tAknn. noe frum their private
henses. buf from Tia Artlsfsr Eslssacss
efaos. the headquarters q the anarsA-
ist pazty. He malntainod fhat he
questioa vs. not heW did tAass ariialea
ees before he court but What did thsy
prove. Afier speaking about forty
inmates GKiunall cloaed,
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WATER FRONTAGE.


MAxsSEEEn. ohao. o. II. 1851.
Amsna q. c. PuxNEx q Co, a<atals, ". 2.
aeniltNea Yea are hnRaA7 antaafsEsa 8
slsi feFgF iasa. uatog freataaa n blncka 81. 81
nd 81 Lkaan a6dila1n, AZ 80 Per ia1 aaal
lAea ioisiuF ~ Mlaa irin. thase aaAt pcaes
Ssseruay + chnley. Rzapecafnlly,
GBo, n KnTmexa.
According 10 the above instrue.
tons we hereby oEer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bay that can be pu chased
Al any reasonable price. and on
which, for . small investment,
fortunes win Be made in q fev
years.
HshsSs also Su1aa cAssss rsssassss sas tAru
eiepWtys
0ae kcsus and - prtcs e7ana
I've los naar Oaxiesea oufaERs. lisa
Mncks oa WccalAad agennA snt fsFk. efaa
Wv walsr frsnt loln d nslnsWa. ssao
Ferry scres "a INA a eraaile, Eaks sAosl
n RhnarEn nAIlwny, &NH
0oed hallnane lns1f,1nG - EFrEt ana sc x
Arsets. 9aa . che1o9 nnlectfeA e eheAp pr0p
e.y b nenEly a. - A41llsensea kaafiis.
sxamine car ilHA eal1eW Q hsekF msNa Al
- eaaf 90 a. astrny. ApRay y
q. G FAtMHAN y CO.
es&AaSin Sanass sireNk, seAssie. y. =
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RaslsT rosa and ohlsotsd 10 ths lafisl
pafl Of 0xinneirs argument on The
ground that q went outside AZ ahe
printed record and bEouala extEnneous
matter 60 which no E8fersnee had BE-.
fore heen made, and that this axtEnn-
e0us foatsar mugt be popular with the
Cont aR is inaxodnntfom would no9 be
permitted. He aAd his nasocianas had
been taken BY surpri1o aud he muat ank
for maze time In ordaF 10 20 into TIE
case fallg and show that the faeas
EeeeEd. II be should be wrong be hoped
that be would Be corrected b. the nnen
Who did nos defend nan stealing and
property goealiuR. Butler nAllhed
speBking at IS p. a. and he oonzt
proceeded with ne oaIl Of Ne doakst.
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eaz knAEgnooI Out 2o.--Tuaas Hoa-
nan has sa.iaLne4 b pArl ~ dsmar-
.efa g - inalgemontl aaainaf Ok1rl1r
neaees David AEa1s and n. A. Marks.
.ae hnmboldl ledUuo1 linhor Rrnhhsrr.
AnNte are IL eeunts IN oneh inftei-
menA and lns damuznoza a aha hIni H8
g. - sss.a.nsA 1le lEle Win ha aEiaa on
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4unA. A. T.. Oct. Ss.-A Iarns dole-
Ratlon q Iasann eiiizenn gislia6 6np1T.
lntendent dales this morninR. Ire
ooxoneRb 1aRy exoneGoled nhn prison
okileiAla. koar of tha dead convldia win
ba buried this mklexnonm. Gaanna nonfl.
zion il Sill cKlfieal. kddlainnal nhVNa-
clans wall naeand. A petition to ghn
1oEeFnoR for Qonxiet RinnH pardon "A
circulating. Ha Is lha life oonviol who
shos one eg TIE altacking uunvisla on
TIE faR az tha fFnahla.
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